Honey Locust and Thorns

[Cloud IT]

View attachment 310615View attachment 310616View attachment 310617A couple pics if you aren't familiar with "thorny locust" as they're called in this area.

This looks nothing like the locust that we cut on a regular basis. Not just the lack of those thorns but the bark itself is much different.

The locust we cut has thorns but it's like thorns on a rose bush or briar bush. I would be interested to know if that is even a similar species or just two trees that happen to have the same name.

 

[hdp]

ring them the year before

 

[blades]

black locust , honey locust, subvarients of honey locust, African locust, one that starts with a M and the Cabo? not really a locust but close cousin.